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what philabundance doesn't get, some of our units go to individual neighborhoods, food banks. >> theve but more than 770,000 meals on the food last year. we're partnering with philabundance and several corporate sponsors in 9th year of the proj enter. if your back was not picked up contact philabundance and donate to local food bank and if you miss the opportunity to come to one of the boy kout locations non-perishable food 2u78z it's okay head to 6abc.com dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade and stlael shopping carts you have fill with non-perishable items along the route. >> david craig remembers the moment the meeting of scouting for food program really hit him. >> at first it was just another thing to do fort troop and then got to see some of the recipients of it and realized, that these people really needed it, and i was thinking about thanksgiving and they were thinking of the next meal. >> troop leaders are optimistic and can help even more families. >> i expect we're doing bet they are year. chapel 6 always publy sizes it real well and it's a big help. >> annie mccormick, "

units last month. it was just reported. >>> the food bank of south jersey needs turkeys, volunteers hosted a turkey dropay and packed up other goods so those in need can enjoy a holiday meal. you can help. the food bank is always willing to take donations, especially this time of year. >>> the pennsylvania spca is partnering with a regional chain of pet stores to help more animals find forever homes. nbc 10 at the pets plus store where dozens of rescued animals were up for adoption. the chain store will no longer sell commercially-bred puppies. the spca will provide the dogs, cats, puppies and kittens in need of loving homes. they hope it will reduce the demand for pets from puppy mills. >>> this world war ii torpedo gets a boost as it makes its way to its final resting place. now it sits in summers point at a monument honoring united states submariners. it will be dedicated next spring. >>> a scare for passengers in detroit. the flight slid off the runway because of ice there. it was taxiing to the gate when it lost control and ended up in the grass. no one was hurt. the airport was shut down for sever

what philabundance doesn't get, some of our units go to individual neighborhood food banks. >> reporter: the 6abc dunkin donuts holiday food drive put 770,000 meals on the table last year. we are partnering with philabundance the largest food bank in the region. if your bag was not picked you mean, contact philabundance donate to a local food bank or come to one of the boy scouts locations with nonperishable food items, head to the 6abc thanksgiving day parade and their boy scouts will have shopping carts you can fill them with nonperishable items along the parade route. >> i've been doing this since 1988. >> reporter: david craig remembers the moment the meaning scouting for food program hit him. >> at first was another thing to do for the troupe. and then i got to see the recipients of it and these people needed it, i was thinking about thanksgiving experp thinking about the next owe meal. >> i expect we'll do better this year. channel 6 always publicizes it real well and that's a big help. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." hundreds of people showed up in delaware county for a

. >> what philabundance doesn't get some of our units go to individual neighborhood food banks. >> 6abc dunkin donuts holiday food drive put more than 770,000 meals on the table last year partnering with philabundance and several corporate sponsors in 29th year of the project f your bag was not picked up contact philabundance, donate to local food back or. >> if you missed opportunity today to come to one of the boy scouts locations with non-perishable food items that's okay head to the 6abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade and their boy scouts will have shopping carts. you can fill them with non-perishable items along the parade route. >> i've been doing this since 1988 when it started and it's been rewarding. >> david craig remembered the moment the meaning of scouting for food program really hit him. >> at first it was just another thing to do for the troop. and then i got to see recipients of it and realized these people really needed and i was thinking about thanksgiving they were thinking of the next meal good troop leaders like the kids are optimistic they can help more fam

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food bank. >> we remember that wendy's commercial right. >> police say 800-pound of ground beef was stolen from the saint thomas united methodist church innsylvania, the beef was an estimated value of 2400 bucks and could have gone to feed many families in our area. >> probably over a thousand people because we had some families that were 14 and 15 in a a family. >> it is very disheart evening, i take it to me, you know, what did i did. so i just want to find out who did it. >> that is in the right. >> church is now asking for donations to help make up for the loss. >>> talk about a bitter divorce, man pushes his wife's classic corvette in the delaware river and then takes off. what a witness told police he said just before leaving the crime scene. >>> to honor men and women in uniform this veterans day we are asking townsend pictures of loved ones who served. this is charlie shea, he served on the u.s.s. submarine cold world war two. we've got sean, thanks for your service as well. we appreciate you tweeting in those photos. we will show them all morning long. will all you have to do is tweet us with the the hash tag fox 29 good day >>>

food bank in saint thomas franklin county. investigators say the meat was taken from the freezers at the saint thomas united methodist church.>> it's just very disheartening. i take it to me, you know, it's like what did i do? so i just want to find who did it. >> the church is now asking for donations from anyone willing to help its vomit volunteers continue to feed those in need. >> topping your health tonight, marijuana and your brain. researchers from the university of texas say chronic pot smokers actually have different brains from regular pot smokers. they found people who smoke marijuana at least four times a week have less gray matter in the frontal portion of your brains and that is a section that helps us determine what's good for us. researchers say the findings are more pronounced for users who started smoking pot when they were young. >>> and smokers of any kind will soon have lung cancer screenings covered by medicare. those tests can find cancers early enough to possibly beat them. how much will this cost medicare? close $2 billion a year. >> c a wife and kids help land a better salary? >> well a cleveland co

united nations. >>reporter: political pundit suggested brown may run for the actual presidency in 2016. see what happens. >> abc 7 thanksgiving food drive off to bountiful start. this is our 23rd year partnering with bay area fad bankthan 780,000 people who go hungry in the bay area every month. that's 1 in 6 of our friends and neighbors. tonight spencer jones volunteers if at the food bank in san jose which serves nearly 250,000 santa clara san mateo county resident each every month. that's how big the need is. distributes more produce than any other fad bank in the nation. the clocking more than 300,000 volume up tier hours each year. 15,000 dollars was do naturallyed to second harvest part of 75,000 dollar donation to local feeding america food pwavrjt you can give where you live by texting the word feed to this number open the screen. for 10 dollar do naechlingts we'll be live fromal immediate couldn't community food bank next tuesday. but it's that easy to make difference. >> if spencer has been busy today because he's back here now in the studio. >> gathering food and now forecast. >> time lapse view of the rac racing full machine this evening from our rav top camera. bad moon on the rise. this is full man on

banks. we distribute through 60,000 soup kitchens and food pantries and other programs in nearly every county across the unitede less food available to know what they need. how is that increasing since the great recession? 12 million of the folks that we see and we know as the recession recovered and for low income americans it hasn't improved. our lines today are longer than ever. we are feeding more people than ever before. there tens of millions of families who are struggling to put food on the table. do you do hot foods and packaged lunches? how do you break down what you are able to provide? >> this past year we provided 4 billion pounds of food in hot meals as well as grocery products thatty woor able to distribute through pantries for families to take home and make their own food. we provide about 25% of the food that we distribute is fresh fruits and vegetables, a big part of our work and making sure we are not just distributing the quantity of food and providing access to the nutritious food that so many low-income families have a hard time affording with their fixed income for their food budgets. >>